so marty agrees to sell mysterious mike's smith & wesson revolver to the museum for >> what's unique about the gun is that the serial number has been scratched off. >> and you wouldn't expect it from a law-enforcement officer. >> no. but this is what the gangsters would do, and he was an undercover agent. >> marty also loans out mike's handcuffs, which he believes were used in the 1939 arrest of atlantic city mob boss nucky johnson, and several of his never-made-public case files. what does it mean to the museum to get these mike malone documents and artifacts from marty? >> the information that he has assembled is astonishing. so we're really proud to be able to show this in the museum. >> and marty's efforts to honor mike malone aren't done yet. >> i'm trying to get him the presidential medal of freedom, the highest civilian award that can be honored. >> and why do you think mike is deserving? >> my uncle put in 47 years of service to this country. but he did this with great risk to his life, great honor to the country. >> are you obsessed with this?

mike smith becomes the oldest jockey to win the triple crown.o. >> american pharaoh he'll always be my first love, and for mike smith -- he deserves something like this. superior horse. i mean he's just -- he could have won every race on the under card today. >>> french open women's championship between stevens. she took the first set after her return goes wide. winner of the first set. has won 43 of the 46 giving her first career grand slam title. >>> the nationals got some inspiration from the stanley cup champions. alex slovetchkin of the washington capitals throwing out the first pitch and just a bit high. i didn't know there were mulligans in baseball. give it one more shot. there you go. a second inning to get a 5-0 lead. closed the gap, nick hundley, his seventy of the season. fourth inning now, 5-4 until bryce harper sends it up, up and away. that's a soly home run. the nationals win 7-5. the a's and royals second inning an rbi off chris basset. he tossed seven innings allowing just three hits. dan duffy struck out ten, got some great de

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jockey mike smith broke out of the gate and grabbed the lead on the rail and held.. meantime we go to baseball. we got giants in the nation's capital and that is matt mat add also going off the wall. it was 5-0. next inning two on for nick and he went yard and the giants got right back in it. they cut it to 5-4. bottom fourth bryce harper back away and gone. 437 blast. the nationals went on to win 7-5. >>> can we get a big exhale from a's starter chris bassett? we want to go to the next file. and there he is. first big league appearance since 2016 faced the kansas city royals. he has struck out six. allows just one run and three hits. it wasn't enough. not against the royals starter. struck out ten, allowed three hits seven shut out innings. here's alex gordon. we like to call this insurance. a solo job as the royals won ate final of 2-0. the record 33-32 >>> and now the belmont stakes. there is justify trying to check off the belmont stakes. another photo op. now jockey mike smith broke of the gate, grabbed the lead on the rail and he held it. led wire to wire. sec

finally, a fairy tale ending at the belmont for jockey mike smith.52, he is the oldest jockey to win the triple crown. >> just puts an old man out there, sit still. stays out of the way. let a good horse be a good horse. before the crown, justify's breeding rights were negotiated for $60 million. justified price tag now expected to skyrocket for an undefeated champion. >> that's the "overnight news" for monday. for some the news continues. >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm elaine quijano. final preparations are under way in singapore for one of the most important summits in recent world history. president trump is hours away from meeting north korean leader kim jong-un, to try to diffuse a long running standoff over his pursuit of nuclear weapons. a fill year of di policemen see could lead at strofic war. not long ago, the two were exch destruction. "cbs evening news" anchor jeff glor in singapore. >> president trump told reporters on the tarmac he was feeling very good about the upcoming meeting. the two men, leaders of countries with nearly

>> justify wins the triple crown and edges out -- wire to wire to win the belmont stakes and mike smith win the triple crown at 52 and -- he trained american pharaoh four years ago and justify, the 13th horse to win the kentucky derby, preakness and bole monelmont in same year. >> the winner won 43 of the last 46 women's grand slam titles. looking to run out of gas and giving halep the first career grand slam title. >> the giants of the nation's capital where the nationals got inspiration from the stanley cup championships. the first pitch and check it out, just a bit high so asked for a doover and this time the playoff mvp and used a four-run inning to get a 5-0 lead. three-run shot and seventh of the season. now 5-4 until bryce harper crushes it. the 19th of the year. a solo shot and win 7-5. as and royals. an rbi-base hit. and 1-0, kc. seven innings allowing three hits and danny duffy struck out batters and nice defense there on the marcus pop up. in the 9th inning with a solo home run and the royals -- the final is 2-0. the as will wrap up with the royals sunday at the coliseum. for

. >> aboard justify, mike smith. at 52 the old man on the track. >> if i was able to pull something like this off, i could ride away into the sunset so to say. >> one last test of greatness. one more mile and a half to immortality. ann thompson, nbc news, new york. >> you can watch justify's run for the triple crown, the belmont stakes airs tomorrow right here on nbc. and tonight the celebration that began on the ice in vegas and quickly spread to the streets of washington is continuing in bars across d.c. the capitals beating the vegas golden knights to capture their first stanley cup. the victory parade will be held tuesday down constitution avenue to the national mall. when we come back, americans answering the call for help. above and beyond is next. sparked some of the north fires. next at 6, pg & e responds to the blame it )s getting. plus, you )re looking at a dump and run. the nasty stuff this truck dropped in an east bay neighborhood. next. the news at six starts right >>> finally this evening, above and bey

mike smith lives in the area and described a close call he experienced with the fast-moving flames. >> i said i'm going to get out of this area before my escape route closes off, and so i left from pueblo trail and maybe ten minutes after that, the fire had already gone up the hill there. >> he says because of the experience with recent fires in the same area, some people who tried to defend their homes in the past are now opting to evacuate quickly this time. 200 firefighters are battling the fire on the front lines with dozers and hand crews and also from the air. two helicopters are out there right now. so far, there are no reports of injuries. a shelter has been opened at lower lake high school where right now, more than 100 people forced to evacuate are gathered. marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. >>> help from the bay area is already there with more on the way. the alameda county fire department tweeted this video of crews leaving early this morning to help fight that fire in lake county. firefighters from fremont, hayward, and oakland also on this team.

start to finish, it was justify shooting out front. 52-year-old jockey mike smith rode justify to victory. >> this horse ran a tremendous race. he's sent from heaven. i can't describe the emotions that's going through my body right now. >> justify's trainer, bob baffert, says the 3-year-old horse reminded him of another horse he trained, american pharoah, the last winner of the triple crown. >> that is a winning combination. >>> now to the developing story out of san francisco. police officers shot and seriously injured a man while changing him. it happened on the popular and very crowded north beach neighborhood area. you can see in this video just how many people were there when this was all unfolding. the entire ordeal happened about midnight at grant a vallejo. in. officers say they found a gun and they are now talking with several witnesses. >> there were a lot of people out and about this morning just after midnight. it's a saturday morning in a popular entertainment area, so i believe we've identified some witnesses. >> so far those san francisco police are not saying what sparked

victory followed at the preakness, and finally a mirytale ending at the belmont for jockey mike smithhe is the oldest jockey to win the triple crown. >> this puts an old man out there to sit still. ( laughs ) and stays out of the way and let a good horse be a good horse. >> reporter: before winning the triple crown, justify's breeding rights were originally negotiated for a steep $60 million. a justified price tag now expected to skyrocket for an undefeated champion. meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >> quijano: that's the "cbs weekend news" for this sunday. later on cbs, the 72 annual tony awards honoring broadway's best. for all of us at cbs news, thank you for joining us and good night. en.. ay chase and crash. >>> now at 6:00, new video shows the dramatic and fiery end to achase and crash. witnesses describe the effort to pull people to safety. good evening, i'm betty yu. >> i'm brian hackney. the chase happened in emeryville near the oakland border. bright orange flames wept out in the intersection. emeryville police said one person died in that crash and fire. earlier bystanders r

but the day all oomes down to a mile-and-a-half-sprint, and, for justify-- along with his jockey mike smith owner bob baffert-- it was a chance to clinch a triple crown victory and join an elite club of just 12 other horses. >> i know people are probably betting against him, but i'm not. >> reporter: baffert already has one triple crown under his belt. he's the force behind 2015 triple crown winner american pharoah, whose win broke a dry spell that lasted 37 years. 'v i've got to pinch myself. i've had all these good horses right in a row. >> reporter: but it's secretariat who still holds the track record at belmont, set in 1973. r secretariat is moving like a tremendoused machine. >> reporter: the owners of today's winner will also receive a big pile of cask-- $800,000, ion.a. >> ninan: thank you very much, fenneth. officials said today they found the body of a woman who was killed by an alligator in davie, florida. the woman disappeared on friday while walking her dogs near a lake. the 12-foot gator that officials believe attacked the woman has been captured and killed. tureto california,

ride of his life, we are joined as big money mike, hall of famer, jockey mike smith, welcome, mike. >hello, how are you? >> well, big money mike, that was already your name? >> yeah. trainer bob game me that name years ago and it stuck >> yeah, well, you had quite the run here, and congratulations, huge win we s the race, andt was just -- your reaction was incredible at the time, and, you know, huge congratulations to you, and thank you, again, for being here there's controversy about the restoring hope, the other horse. what was going on there? was he blocked -- i don't know how it works were you guys working together >> i'm not sure where that story came from. i read about it myself this morning. all i knew is i was going to get out of that one hole quick as i could and try to make the early lead, trying to go early, but then at some point, try to, you know, slow the pace down and get in a comfortable rhythm. what his instructions were, i was not sure, but i'm sure it was not for both of us to go as fast as we could the tactic they use a lot of times is keep the horses apart for a l

. >> reporter: 52-year-old mike smith becoming the oldest jockey to win the triple crown. >> made myckey becoming the oldest jockey to accomplish that. what about this horse. justify knocking out 35 horses and making his way to the winner circle. >>> an old fashioned cattle drive kicked off the 100th annual livermore rodeo today. the cattle drive was followed by a parade followed by a rodeo. billed as the world's fastest rodeo starts again this morning at 10:00. >>> still to come, jimmy kimmel decides to put warriors fans to the test. see what happens when their loyalty is questioned. >>> we have the layest details on the death of chef anthony ♪ when i first came to ocean bay, what i saw was despair. i knew something had to be done. hurricane sandy really woke people up, to showing that we need to invest in this community. i knew having the right partner we could turn this place around. it was only one bank that could finance a project this difficult and this large, and that was citi. preserving affordable housing preserves communities. so we are doing their kitchens and their floori

mike smith, dino's got to keep the meatballs -- >> can baffert get in? >> it's all set.ve us all set up over there. we're excited. >> no small feat over there. is it 4-5 right now? >> i think he'll probably go off less than that when the fans start -- >> i told you why i was worried. you told me not to worry i was worried about bravzo -- >> mike smith was playing a lit cat and mouse -- >> the preakness. >> he was wrapping up the last 50 years the horse is doing outstanding that's the real key. how is he doing physically. >> had more time to rest this time between -- >> yeah, three weeks instead of two weeks, but his energy level, his weight, those are the kind of indicators you look for as a horseman, how the horse is doing. >> that's another big deal that he didn't race as a 2-year-old. >> yeah, he's still learning this is just his sixth start so, it's an incredible ride, and he's an amazing horse. he's like lebron he's big, strong, beautiful. he's a fabulous horse. we're excited. >> and he's only got to carry around the jockey, instead of five other players or four oth

. >> 52-year-old jockey mike smith smiles after the race and baffert was happy for smith able to win gronkowski, the tight end, rob gronkowski, owns a small stake in the house. gronk, as you can see is pumped because gronkowski went from last in this race and roared all the way back to take second place right behind justify and nbc philadelphia actually had fun with the fact the horse got second tweeting out that gronkowski got second against and referencing how the eagles beat the patriots in the super bowl. >>> capital stanley cup celebration rolling through the weekend. their star alex ovechkin throwing out the first pitch at the nationals game yesterday. must have been a little too excited because he sailed the pitch all the way over the plate! but ovechkin wanted another chance at it. give me one more. you normally don't get that but just deliver the city a championship so they gave him one. as you can see, it was much better. the party continued throughout the afternoon. ovechkin doing a stand here outside of the stanley cup and decided to jump in a nearby fountain to have some

mike smith becomes the oldest jockey to win the triple crown at 52. might remember, he trained american pharoah four years ago. justify is just the 13th horse to win the kentucky derby, the preakness and the belmont stakei 'she tin capital. giants and the nationals. were alex ovechkin of the washington pitch.ls throwing out the first that's just a bit outside -- a bit high. hey, i didn't know there were mulligans in baseball. i guess there are. nationals took an early 5-0 lead the third. the three-run shot made it 5-3. fourth inning now 5-4, harper crushes his 19th of the year. nationals win 7-5. >>> a's and royals at th coliseum. second inning, an rbi base hit. 1-0 kc. his only mistake -- he allowed just three hits in seven innings. duffy struck out ten. also has some nice defense behind him. great catch by goings. a solo royals go on to win and your final is 2-0. >>> that's a look at your morning sports. have a great sunday. >>> coming up, california's great america is about to open a new roller coaster. we'll have a preview. ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍ

mike smith becomes the oldest jockey to win the triple crown at 52.ined american pharoah four years ago. justify is just the 13th horse to win the kentucky derby, the preakness, and the belmont in the same year. >>> a power play in the nation's capital. the stanley cup champions were in the house to check out the giants and the nationals. alex ovechkin of the washington capitals throwing out the first pitch, and he is just bit high. he says, wait a minute. give me one more chance. there you go. that's the way to do it. nationals used a four-run second inning to get an early 5-0 lead. then in the third, the giants closed the gap. nick hundredly with a three-run homer, seventh of the season. fourth inning, now 5-4. bryce harper crushes his 19th of the year. the nationals win by the final of 7-5. >>> a's and royals at the coliseum. second inning, orlando with an rbi base hit off chris bass et cetera. 1-0 kc. his only mistake, he allowed just three hits in seven innings. check out the catch. alex gordon adds some insurance in the ninth. he jacks a solo ho

so marty agrees to sell mysterious mike's smith & wesson revolver to the museum for >> what's uniqued you wouldn't expect it from a law-enforcement officer. >> no. but this is what the gangsters would do, and he was an undercover agent. >> marty also loans out mike's handcuffs, which he believes were used in the 1939 arrest of atlantic city mob boss nucky johnson, and several of his never-made-public case files. what does it mean to the museum to get these mike malone documents and artifacts from marty? >> the information that he has assembled is astonishing. so we're really proud to be able to show this in the museum. >> and marty's efforts to honor mike malone aren't done yet. >> i'm trying to get him the presidential medal of freedom, the highest civilian award that can be honored. >> and why do you think mike is deserving? >> my uncle put in 47 years of service to this country. but he did this with great risk to his life, great honor to the country. >> are you obsessed with this? >> absolutely. i truly believe this story of courage and character could be used by this country -- n

it was trainer bob baffert's second triple crown feat, and with unbeaten justify, mike smith became the oldest jockey to win the triple crown. >>> stanley cup making the rounds in washington, d.c. there is alex ovechkin hoisting it. and then hurling the first pitch before the giants game. bottom of the fourth, watch this one. that is bryce harper. gone. increased the national lead, 6- 4. they beat the giants 7-5. >>> and in oakland, alex gordon of the royals, that is a matter shot. ninth-inning, both in a 2-0 win over the a's. the record is 33-32. >>> and in soccer, the earthquakes in the dark uniforms. it's tied. look what happens. l.a. fc, stunned san jose at avaya stadium. the final, 4-3. that is sports at this hour, everybody. have a terrific sunday. i'll see you around. >>> we all know the bay area real estate market is crazy. but, one sales price is setting a new record. >> a san francisco home located in the pacific heights neighborhood just sold for $9.6 million. that is $1.6 million over the asking price. >> kpix 5's julie watts is here to tell us how this might just come down

mike smith, that is the jockey.econd most winningest american jockey there is. he saw him with that white carnation, throwing the flowers up in the air and winning the brand-new triple crown trophy. for bob baffert, the trainer for justify, he was the trainer for american barrow who won in 2015. he has now won the triple crown twice over with justify.to triple crown in four years for bob baffert. for justify, he has a chance to do something that only one horse has done before. that was american barrow. he cannot compete in the breeders' cup classic in november. if justify wins that, he will be the second horse to ever win the grand slam of horse racing. an exciting moment. the crowd went wild. history made. really justify remains undefeated. a perfect 6-0 in his career and what a moment it was here for history. i didn't doubt justify from the very beginning and many people did not either. also just how strong he was in the kentucky derby and preakness. what an amazing night it was here at belmont park. >>julie: what

mike smith becomes the oldest jockey to win the triple crown at 52.ns his second triple crown. you might remember, he trained american pharoah four years ago. justify is just the 13th horse to win the kentucky derby, the preakness and the belmont stakes in the same year. >>> a power play in the nation's capital. the stanley cup champions were in the house to check out the giants and the nationals. alex ovechkin of the washington capitals throwing out the first pit. that's just a bit outside -- a bit high. hey, i didn't know there were mulligans in baseball. i guess there are. he gets a redo and that's pretty good. nationals took an early 5-0 lead but the giants closed the gap in the third. the three-run shot made it 5-3. fourth inning now 5-4, harper crushes his 19th of the year. nationals win 7-5. >>> a's and royals at the coliseum. second inning, an rbi base hit. 1-0 kc. just three hits allowed in seven inngs. duffy nice defense behind him. great catch by goings. a solo home run in the ninth, royals go on to win and your final is 2-0. >>> that's a l

also a special triple crown winning guest, justified jockey mike smith. all next on "live!"

. >> reporter: and 52-year-old mike smith, becoming the oldest jockey to win the triple crown. >> he made my dream come true. repr:te timing. just ask the hall of fame jockey smith. becoming the oldest in his profession to accomplish that feat. and justify, knocking out 35 horses on his way to triple crown glory. dan and paula?back to you. >> justify, such a beautiful horse too. >> you wouldn't kiss him. >> i would kiss the horse. >> kiss him right on the nose. ha tnkha z juify n.se on the set hor i gre. >> were you on tv? >> i was actually sleeping. but i was at the last three triple crowns. there is nothing like that sound, 100,000 people when the horse comes around that final lane to the stretch there. >> the final furlong. >> a couple of them. i got these souvenirs i brought in. these are winning tickets on affirmed from '78. down the middle. kept. >>oo lk y ou>> 40 years ago, affirmed. i should have been out there yesterday. >> you wouldn't have to work today. thank you, ron claiborne. we appreciate it. >>> co facing a new lawsuit ona after an nba finals game. what he said. coul

mike smith says justify was so calm before the rafsrace, he wa worried. >> reporter: justify is 13th horse ever to win a triple crown. i'll step out of the way. how is this for timing? justify was just brought out here. look at that beautiful horse. look at that. that is a champion right there. now his future remains a little bit up in the air. his owners are going to discuss what lies ahead for justify when he travels back to louisville tomorrow but they tell me this morning that it is likely he'll race again, probably sometime in the fall. his real value, though, going forward will be with breeding. look at that beautiful horse, willie. >> that is a star horse too. who knows when the cameras are on and wanted you to get out of the way there. blake, thank >>> look surprising for june, 43 in napa, 48 in livermore, but the big story, clear skies and increasingly windy conditions gusts 20 to 35 miles per hour and coastal hilltops mid to upper 70s for most spots inland, mid-60s around san francisco and get ready for a big warm-up. mid to upper 70s around san francisco and valleys soar i

horses he's riding secretariat, but he's not goingt him on the rail you know what i mean this is mike smith when he's on justified this coming saturday, and you're not going to pue horse on the rail because you don't need to. you can just sit there and ride that sucker, and then as you say, these incremental little things like services, was a little thing, now as you say, 85th out of the fortune 500. same thing with wearables. all these things are going to be the same, but they didn't need to make that huge acquisition. does everybody wish they bought netflix? of course. but they didn't have to. and it have seemed more risky had they done that >> i think the pe who bought ge instead of netflix are the ones who really -- just in terms of -- no >> probably been a lot of divorces over that >> give me how all of this plays into the summer sortf set-up >> first, you missed that. >> despite the weather making it feel like it's november. >> there was a time, and i'm looking at stefr do you remember there was a time where you had to sell all these stocks because of the summer sell-off now you have

mike smith is the oldest jockey to win the triple crown.e years since we had one then 30 years before that. >> a great race. i don't know what to say. >>> president trump and kim jong-un are both preparing for their high stakes summit. our panel will be here to talk about it. >> the tariffs will come way down because we can't continue to do that. we are like the piggy bank that everyone is robbing. >> maria is here to reaction, she'sge coming up. it took a whole lot more. that's why i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. everything. what's in your wallet? >>> we are back with a fox news alert. all eyes are on singapore. president trump and kim jong-un are preparing for the high stakes summit. what impact will they have on the market. >> we are following the development every step of the way. maria, good morning. >> what an exciting reaction. >> i've been watching your show all morning and watching the president step down. just the eectations going into this meeting hav

surprise in a think a player like him could it make a difference especially against teams like mexico mike smith and like sos korea we try to defend very tough but he made his choice in the year two he was to get along so i think it's not pretty to actually shoot that you know he goes to great manager . and sometimes things are not just on the right way he was not the middle of the field there was eleven players fifteen players in total on the field they didn't do the job and i think the team is to blame for not necessarily coach. what was germany missing what was the missing ingredient what was it that the other teams did have but germany was not able to deliver. well somebody i personally thought the question was missing the players looked quite satisfied many of them on the up and i think when they came out to the field it started with the mexican game that you saw they were not as hungry as their opponent and i think it was quite the latar cheek way of playing not the speed the forcing the ice to get used to in recent years it was completely different this time and looking back at the prepar

like bob said, when he turned for home and mike smith is sitting on him, and a couple of horses madee got to the eighth pole and he still had horse and is sitting there, you can see the horse start to lengthen, i felt really good. >> in case you're missing your horse, that's a live shot of justify right now. what's next for justify? >> what's the future? >> i saw aaron judge walk in. >> yeah. >> i told him, if you were a horse, you would be justify. >> right. >> i mean, that guy is 16 hands. you know? he's the most beautiful horse. >> could you still race him? >> oh, yeah. >> you run a risk by doing that. >> we don't know if we're going to race. we're going to talk to elliott, the racing manager and kenny trout, the owner. we're going to sit down and have a meeting. >> the numbers are out. i don't know if it's true. $75 million for the breeding rights. that's a pretty good return on investment in a short period of time. >> the whole thing to keep the horses, the impact -- you have to think about the money so we can keep doing this. you know? but i leave that up to the experts. >> tha

this year mike earl smith, also known as big money mike, jockeyed his thoroughbred horse the triple the triple crown. now, the triple crown, in order to win it, you must win the kentucky derby, the preakness and belmont all within the same racing season, and mike did just that. only the second time in the last 40 years that it's occurred. mike is the oldest jockey to ever win the triple crown. born in roswell, new mexico, raised on a farm outside dexter, new mexico. he's been racing since age 11. he won the first time in 1982 at the downs in santa fe. at one point he broke his back and came back. he was inducted in the national museum horseracing hall of fame. of the 5,500 races, these three this year set mike in the history books. congratulations, mike. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? mr. kilmer: mr. speaker, i seek that -- mr. kildee: mr. speaker, i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. kildee: thank you, mr. speaker. to

millions of americans watched as justify, a thoroughbred racehorse jockeyed by 52-year veteran mike smith became the 13th winner of the triple crown. this is a historic accomplishment celebrated across the globe. it is also notable that horse racing is an international sport, although the horse -- the races of the triple crown are the world's most prestigious, other annual events in the united kingdom, france, australia and the united arab emirates and around the globe demonstrate the worldwide appeal of this ancient sport. here in the united states, at least 32 states have horse racing tracks stretching from california to maine, including my home state of ohio. these tracks provide the basis in industry that has a far-reaching and signature impact on the u.s. economy. 51,000 horses competed in 41,000 races, competing for a total purse of more than $1 billion. according to a recent study, the equine industry generates more than $120 billion in total economic impact and provides a total employment impact of almost 1.8 million jobs. in my home state of ohio, horse racing generates $750 mill

remember mike smith, of course at the kentucky derby that was, i think good luck. owner of justify will be here tomorrow. in the 7:30 break in our report we will have bob baffort the trainer with his son who is a fantastic meteorologist. he will give us the forecast for tomorrow's big race. the bell montgomery 150. this is the one to beat. justify. apparently people are talking yesterday. he tried out the track yesterday. by the way this is the longest track of all of them the preakness, the derby. 1.5 miles. trickiest. so hard to get a triple crown. last time we had a triple counsel was three years ago with pharaoh. bob was the trainer. good luck with that four years before we had a triple crown. will justify do it? it is the horse to beat. the horse that everyone is talking about. of course, with the derby and preakness, it was a mudder both times. rained for hours this time we are expecting partly sunny skies and dry track. this horse will run this like nobody's business. belmont stakes, belmont park 150. taste of the champion, available only tomorrow from oyste

mike kelly, my friend, and jason smith, our great republican members of congress worked night and dayo score this landmark victory. this really was a landmark victory for their constituents, but much more importantly for the country. unfortunately, every single democrat in the house and senate am a that's right, every single one voted against lower taxes for the hard-working americans. idc what has happened. it has turned out to be something very special. slashed taxes across the board. you see what has happened. it has turned out to be something very special. we nearly doubled the standard deduction and did double the child tax credit, which in ivanka wanted very much, i will tell you. stand up, ivanka. stand up, ivanka. [applause] she got a bigger hand than the politicians. you better be careful. that means you are all in trouble. the family of four that her and $75,000 will see an income tax of $2000, and in some cases maybe more, slashing their tax bill in half. we cut taxes for businesses of all sizes, to make this the best place on earth to start a business, to invest. we have b

mike kelly my friend and jason smith, our great republican members of congress worked night and day tore this landmark victory. this really was a landmark victory for their constituents. but much more importantlily for the country. unfortunately every single democrat in the house and senate. that's right, every single one voted against lower taxes for the hard working americans. and you see what's happened. it's turned out to be something very special. the tax cuts and jobs act slashed income taxes all across the board. we nearly doubled the standard deduction and did double the child tax credit which ivanka wanted very much. i will tell you. stand up, ivanka. stand up. [ applause ] >> she had a bigger hand than the politicians. that means you're all in trouble. a typical family of four earning $75,000 will see an income tax cut of more than $2,000. and in some cases, more. slashing their tax bill in half. we cut taxes for businesses of all sizes to make this the best place on earth to start a business to invest. we have billions and billions of dollars in additional revenue coming in.

mike kelly, my friend, jason smith come our great republican members of congress worked night and dayore this landmark victory, this was a landmark victory for their constituents and for the country. unfortunately, every single democrat in the house and senate -- everyone voted against lower taxes for the hard-working americans. you see what is happened. it has been something very special. the tax cuts and jobs act sla shed income taxes across the board. we nearly double the standard deduction and did double the child tax credit, which ivanka wanted very much, stand up. [applause] president trump: she got a bigger hand than the politicians. that means you are in trouble. the typical family of four will see an income tax cut of more than $2000, and in some cases more, slashing their tax bill in half. we cut taxes for businesses of all sizes to make this the best place on earth to start a business, to invest. ofhave billions and billions dollars of additional revenue coming in. we lowered the corporate tax rate, so the american worker has a level playing field. we allowed companies to d

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mike kelly, my friend and jason smith, our great republican members of congress work night and day to score this landmark victory. this really was a landmark victory for their constituents but much more importantly for the country. unfortunately, every single democrat in the house and senate, every single one voted against lower taxes for the hardworking americans. and you see what's happening. it turned out to be something very special. the tax cuts and jobs act/income taxes all across the board. we nearly doubled the standard to deduction and the child tax credit which ivanka wanted very much. stand up, ivanka. he's got a bigger hand than the politicians, you'd better be careful. that means you're all in troubl trouble. the typical family of four earning $75,000 will see an income tax cut of more than $2,000 and in some cases more. slashing their tax bill in half. we cut tax bills for businesses of all sizes to make this the best place on earth to start a business, to invest. we have billions and billions of dollars of additional revenue coming in. we lower the corporate tax rate to

. >> mike kelly, my friend, and jason smith. our great republican members of congress worked night and day to score this landmark victory. it was landmark victory for their constituents but much more importantly for the country. every single democrat in the house and senate, that's right, every single one voted against lower taxes for the hard working americans. you see what's happened. it's turned out to be something very special. the tax cuts and jobs act slashed income taxes all across the board. we nearly doubled the standard deduction and did double the child tax credit which ivanka wanted very much. stand up, ivanka. stand up. [ applause ] >> sthe ghe got bigger hand tha politicians. you're all in trouble. the typical family earning 75,000 there are will see a tax cut of more than $2,000 and in some cases more. slashing their tax bill in half. cut taxes for businesses of all sizes to make this this best place on earth to start a business, to invest. we have billions and billions of dollars of additional revenue coming in.

mike kelly, my friend, and jason smith, our great republican members of congress worked night and day to score this landmark victory. this really was a landmark victory for their constituents and much more importantly, for the country. unfortunately. every single democrat in the house and senate, that's right, every single one voted against lower taxes for the hard-working americans. and you see what's happened. it's turned out to be something very special the tax cuts and jobs act slashed income taxes all across the board. we nearly doubled the standard deduction and did double the child tax credit, which ivanka wanted very much i will tell you. stand up, ivanka stand up whoa she got a bigger hand than the politicians. you better be careful. that means you're all in trouble. the typical family of four earning $75,000 will see an income tax cut of more than $2,000 and in some cases more. slashes their tax bill in half we cut taxes for businesses of all sizes to make this the best place on earth to start a business, to invest. we have billions and billions of dollars of additional reve

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at the local level so , especially in the context of conversation that the governor and gail smith and mike's schneider mentioned earlier, can you talk a little bit about what's so innovative them about the central america compact and what can we learn from that. >> share. on a political level, a lot of people and interests are free to -- are often afraid of large global compacts that may have put new requirements and burdens on countries and so on. ones inler regional existence, the horn of africa, show actually you should be afraid. let's look at it on a small level. it is working, it is going to help. you realize the global is nothing but a combination of a lot of regionals, and it is not as frightening as it could be. we are finding that many governments including some who are skeptical of engagement this way, are very much engaged and supportive of the global compact. the concept here is not for the and or the unacr to go in provide solutions directly, it is to get other players to strengthen the local governments themselves. there are a lot of challenges the central american governments

not imagine would be sympathetic to that kind of drugs reform, people likejulian lewis, mike penning, iain duncan smithto review this on a case—by—case basis, reviewing individual applications for licensing different cannabis medicines will extend into a broader review of the whole law. my impression at the moment is that the government haven't closed the door to wed but i am not saying definitely yes. but what is happening is that there's much more pressure on them extend that into a much broader review. thank you norman. let's talk to different people about this. co—leader of the green party and mp caroline lucas is in westminster, while conservative mp laurence robertson, joins me in the studio. and also from our westminster studio, conservative party politician crispin blunt, mp for the reigate constituency in surrey. what group of you with a blunt, do remind me? co-chair of the drug policy reform group. is lord hague right? yes. because the damage done to our society by a criminally supplied product, cannabis, which as he says is ubiquitous in our society, means you don't have a regulated and lice

mike. 4:48. back to our decision 2018covege santa clara appears to head towards a runoff. laurie smith needed 50% and she's falling short of that, former undersheriff and second in command john hirokawa in second place with 30% of the vote. sheriff smith is seeking a sixth termac lot of controversies over last four years, including the death of inmate michael tie rea beaten by ef smiths deputies. but the sheriff says she's making improvements. she spoke to us last night. >> we have done a lot of jail reform. but we're doing great work in the sheriff's office and i'm looking forward to another four years. >> numbers show me right now that most likely there will be a runoff in november but the majority of the voters who cast their ballots are indicating they want change. >> we'll see if that change will come in the fall. that was john hirokawa. >>> now to a proposition h, it woul equip san francisco police officers with tasers, 50% voted no on the pressure and 39% voted yes. >>> now to other news this morning. today the fbi will shed new light on a student accused of threatening to shoot

[applause] mike kelly, my friend, and jason smith. great republican members of congress worked night and day to score this landmark victory. this really was a landmark victory for their constituents but much more importantly for the country. unfortunately, every single democrat in the house and senate, that's right, every single one voted against lower taxes for the hard-working americans, and you see what's happened. it's turned out to be something very special. the tax cuts and jobs act slashed income taxes all across the board. we nearly doubled the standard deduction and did double the child tax credit which ivanka wanted very much. i will tell you. stand up, ivanka. stand up, honey. [applause] whoa! she got a bigger hand than the politicians. you are better be careful. that means you're all in trouble. [laughter] the typical family of four earning $75,000 will see an income tax cut of more than $2,000, and in some cases more, slashing their tax bill in half. we cut taxes for businesses of all sizes to make that the best place on

smith. sanctions on north korea won't be lifted until it has demonstrated complete denuclearisation, according to the us secretary of state mikeh south korean and japanese counterparts, and trying to explain the details of the deal struck between president trump and kim jong—un at their summit in singapore. robin brant reports from seoul. his piece contains flashing images. fresh from that summit, he's come to explain and to reassure. first, the secretary of state met with south korea's president — the leader of a country still technically at war with the north. then he had talks with his japanese and south korean counterparts — both staunch allies, both countries that might not fully agree with this. as he arrived back in the us, the president took to his phone, tweeting there is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea. the world should rest assured that the united states, the republic of korea and japan remain committed to achieving the complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearisation of north korea. the us alliances with these two countries are absolutely ironclad. and on the crucial issue of sanctions — the way t

democrats have criticized other folks like mike .lynn early on i am just curious, what do you make of him possibly only out of favor? what are the implications? rep. smith: not good. this is a battle that has gone on in the trump administration since it was first created. is donald trump the america first, push all of our allies away president he said he was going to be? you have people like secretary mattis, h.r. mcmaster when he was there, secretary tillerson who have pushed back and said no, we need to work with the rest of the world. a lot of those people are being pushed out. you have seen it reflect in some of the policies that the president has advanced. in terms of getting closer to putin, to china, and in closer to conducted -- two kim jong-un. so, clearly it appears that x rate mattis is not having as -- that secretary mattis is not having the influence he used to have, particularly when it comes to the tariffs. i know secretary mattis is concerned about getting involved in a trade war. how it will undermine alliances at a crucial time and you the president is engaging in it. there have been a lot of articles about how the president hill's inc

smith is assistant director of the fbi. >> how much money in the u.s. have they gotten away with? >> over billions in the last several years. >> mike and gail malone were lucky. secret service agents working on their case moved quickly. froze the scammer's bank account. recovered their money. and made arrests. >> i can't begin to tell you the feeling that you have when you think, a substantial portion of your life savings is gone instantly. and it happened that quick. malone says they got into his cd died phonemessages. john. >> great reporting. make the most of a few minutes with ky natural feeling with aloe vera >>> a wildfire in colorado ski country forced evacuation of 1400 homes. it is threatening resort town of silverthorn west of denver. rapidly moving wildfire destroyed at least eight homes last night in the tourist town of moab, utah. >>> a study in the journal nature says the melting of antarctica is accelerating at an alarming rate. three trillion tons of ice have been lost in a quarter century. at that pace, seas could rise by half a foot by end of the century. just from the an arctic melt. that means coastal cities wil